Home / Music / Radiohead built The King of Limbs from samples and loops of their own playingMusic linernotes album music radioheadRadiohead built The King of Limbs from samples and loops of their own playingRadiohead developed the album through sampling and looping their own playing, exploring less conventional song structures than their previous work. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesRadiohead thought the OK Computer mansion was hauntedRadiohead promoted Kid A almost entirely onlineKid A went from polarizing to untouchableKid A proved an experimental album could still go number oneKid A's leftover material became AmnesiacExploreBettye Swann's self-titled compilation rounds up 22 Capitol-era songsBill Evans hadn't played piano for months before UndercurrentDylan's best Blonde on Blonde takes came when the band thought they were just rehearsingBobby Brown's peak was Don't Be Cruel, not Bobby"Lowdown" gave Boz Scaggs his biggest Silk Degrees hitPrevious Radiohead recorded The King of Limbs at Drew Barrymore's houseNext Possible Musics was a creative bridge to Brian Eno's My Life in the Bush of Ghosts